that is the lesser of the watches. it is not a winter storm warning but still, another 4 to 8 around the 4,500-foot level. oot level. warmer toward the san mateo coast and mid 50s. we will get a break wednesday and thursday and another system will drop in on the weekend. tends to favor the sierra and sacramento valley. it is trending a little more to the west. 60s on the temps. 5:00 in the morning and sal is here to talk about tracy? that is right. the tracy commute. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well, steve, if you are on 580 in livermore in dublin. if you have to get through the tracy triangle you will see slow traffic which is typical on 205 and 580. no problems other than the

ordinary slowing as you drive over to the east bay. traffic is moving along well on i-880 in oakland here in both directions. also 580. when you get to the bay bridge we have a big crowd. this is just a little more than we normally have. this is maybe about 5 to 10 minute delay but it is there. 5:01. back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. this is day two of the teacher strike in the new haven unified school district. hundreds of teachers are expected back on picket lines today in the rain across union city and parts of hayward. ktvu's elissa harrington is in union city right now. teachers are demanding more money. you are right outside of james logan high school in union city. good morning, elissa. >> reporter: good morning. teachers are expected to show up at 7:00 apple and a press conference is planned around 7:15. teachers are also holding a rally at old alvarado park.

there is around -- teachers taking part in the trike with the new haven teacher's association. this is impacting 12 schools in union city and south hayward. teachers want higher pay and better working conditions. the union is asking for a 10% raise over two years, something district officials say they cannot afford. the district, instead, is offering a 1% raise and a one- time 3% bonus. more raises up to 1% are possible if the district gets more state funding. everyone is hoping the strike does not last too long and the last day of school is june 13. >> we hope it will not go three weeks until the end of the year. we are putting plans in place to see how we will handle grades toward the end or garages. >> we don't ever want to leave the students behind. we want them to know we support them even when we can't be

present in the classroom. >> reporter: school is is still open with administration filling in for striking teachers. elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. new this morning police in new zealand filed a terrorism charge against the man arrested for a deadly shootings at two mosques. if he is convicted of terrorism he could get life in prison, the first time new zealand used the terrorism law passed after the september 11 attack. he also faces 51 murder charges after another one of the shooting victims recently died. here at home happening today danville police officers will be at the campus of diablo vista middle school because of a threat. a student found threatening graffiti in the girl's bathroom at the middle school. it read quote shooting tomorrow. my brother said 5:00-21-19.

that is today's date. officials say there is no evidence to suggest it is a credible threat, however school and police officials say they don't want to take any chances. the school district also issued a statement that read in part: we understand howdies tushing such report cans be and respect that a number of families may choose to keep their children home from school top officials in the trump administration are heading to

capitol hill. they will give a closed-door briefing to the house and senate on the tensions in the persian gulf. lawmakers want to know what is behind the escalating rhetoric against iran. the united states is moving an aircraft carrier strike force to the persian gulf and in a tweet president trump threatened the end of iran. east bay congresswoman barbara lee says president trump needs to be reminded it is congress that has to power to declare war >> i believe that if, in fact, this administration attempts to go to war with iran, they need to come to congress, they need to be debating the pros and cons and congress should either authorize or not authorize the use of force against iran >> the trump administration is sending secretary of state mike pompeo and acting defense secretary patrick shanahan to immediate today with lawmakers. the time is 5:05. back here at home testimony

resumes today in the ghost ship warehouse trial. heartbreaking final text messages sent by fire victims to loved ones were read allowed to the jury. alexsis bork told the jury her boyfriend texted i love you, fire. and another witness became emotional testifying that her friend texted her there is a fire here. she said she thought her friend was talking about a bonfire. a defense attorney says the da is drawing simple think for the victims. >> the prosecution wants to bring them in because they want to build up the emotion involved. that is an advantage they have. >> the former ghost ship tenant adam cannon testified he had no issues with the stairs inside the ghost ship warehouse. the defense wants to show the jury neither derick almena and max harris are responsible for

conditions at the warehouse before the deadly fire. ktvu's crime reporter henry lee will be back inside the courtroom today, as he has been everyday of this trial. he is posting information on social media. he will have reports in our later newscasts. and don't forget you can go to ktvu.com to read a daily blog of the ghost ship warehouse trial. the san jose sharks are fighting to stay in the play- offs as they take on the blues tonight who lead the series 3 games to 2. the team has not updated the playing status for tonight. the sharks will be hosting the official watch party for fans at the sap center and calling for supporters to fill the tank. tickets will cost you $5 and all the money raised go to the

shark's foundation. parking in the a, b and c lots are free. the gates open at 5:00. the warriors are headed to their fifth straight nba finals after they swept the portland trailblazers last night. steph curry led the way with 37 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists. it was a tough game. it was close. clay thompson tied the game late in the 4th. damian lillard had a chance to win the game in the 4th but the ball bounced out. this game went into overtime, then draymond green hit as clutch shot. ch shot. that was the dagger. the warriors win 119-117. damian tries once more to win for portland right here but it didn't happen. the warriors won.

steph curry and draymond green became the first pair of teammates in play-off history to have a triple-double in the same game. the warriors are the second franchise as the boston celtics back in the 1960s to reach five straight finals. >> they was getting everything they wanted and everyone else was. we knew if we wanted a chance to win the game we had to make a stand defensively and that is what championship basketball is all about. you may not be able to do it for 48 minutes but if you can lock in the most when it matters you can live with those results >> we play with confidence. we have been here before and been through a lot of different experiences and, you know, the championship mentality shows down the stretch tonight. find a way to get it done in advance >> they sure did. after sweeping the portland trailblazers the warriors have nine days off. they can rest before they start the nba finals on may 30th. they will either play the toronto raptors or the

milwaukee bucks. and last night's overtime sent fans into is a frenzy at the alameda theater watch party. dub nation celebrating another western conference title and turning their attention to the championship and the larry o'brian trophy. >> we would really love to see the warriors bring one home to oakland before they move to san francisco. >> it is still unclear if kevin durant will return from injury and when. the warriors have won 31 of the last 32 games which durant is out and curry plays. let's talk tickets for the nba finals. this he go on sale this morning. the warriors will host games 3 and game 4 of the best of 7 series. the pre-ticket sales begin at 10:00 and the general public can get ticket when is they go on sale at 4:00 p.m. >> did you watch it all? >> i did. i am like overtime.

i have to go to bed, but i couldn't. >> there you go. a war of words in san rafael over the sale of tobacco is over. the surprising decision city leaders made last night in the battle over a proposed ban. plus, seem people are upset after a move to freshen the menu up at the san jose airport. next, we will tell you how a vote could force out two south bay restaurants. good morning. right now we see traffic moving along pretty well on 280 although it is a little wet there. traffic is moving well up to highway 17.

a vote today could force two restaurants with famous san jose brands out of the international airport. city leaders are set to shot on new concession contracts at the airport and they donned include two local favorites, san jose joe's and the brit. they may no longer have a presence in the airport. the airport spokesperson says travelers are seeking a mix of international and local flavors. they are looking at 14 new

offerings with more than half of them with local ties. several events will be held in the bay area including one on the steps of the san francisco city hall with representatives of the planned parenthood of northern california, the women's caucus and other groups with a special announcement on reproduction changes. changes. our time is 5:16. happening today, several environmental groups and community members will meet at the chef ron richmond refinery in san ramon. protestors are expected in ten different countries to denounce chevron for what they call human and environmental right abuses, this ahead of chevron's annual shareholder

meeting next week in san ramon. a busy road in milpitas will be closed today, calaveras road will be closed to cars, bicycles and pedestrians from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the public works department will be removing weeds and making minor road repairs on a one mile stretch of road you see here on your screen. there will be detour signs in your area all right. let's go back out to sal to see how the commute is moving. >> we don't have a lot going on which is good. i like when it is nice and quiet, and quite frankly boring. let's go to the gilroy commute. traffic is moving along pretty well. there is a little slowing here getting out of gilroy to morgan hill. i am talking just a little bit. not too bad. once you get to san jose it looks good. the silicon valley commute is off to a nice start with no major issues. the bay bridge is already

backed up here. it looks like a 5 to 10 minute delay. nothing unusual, however once you get on the bridge it looks good into san francisco. i like it the way it is, nice and quiet. 5:18. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. let's get right to it here. nationally in case you are traveling, it may be a pumpy ride over the plains. the low that brought us the rain over the weekend, now that rain has moved out to parts of the rockies and plains and i am sure you have heard of the line of severe weather in kansas, oklahoma and missouri. but behind that there is snow. plans to denver? it is snow on the go. another crazy day in the rockies. our weather is quieter but still, we got rain. take a look at these totals. tals. that bring it is rainfall totals continuing to add up and stack up through the roof in santa rosa, almost to 48 inches for the season. san francisco, oakland and san jose also all doing quite well

as you might imagine. guess what, there is more snow up in the mountains. snowing in blue canyon, tahoe, truckee and above lake level there could be another 5 to 10 inches in a winter weather advisory that takes us this evening through 10:00. h 10:00. around the 5,000-foot level. for us breaks in the clouds. mostly cloudy, occasional light rain. 50s and upper 40s in gilroy, the santa cruz, santa cruz mountainand santa clara, san jose and cupertino. everyone is a degree or two of each other. you can see the little showers popping up. that is what we are dealing with today. warmer wednesday and thursday. another low will settle in. it looks like it will drop in over the sierra, then backtrack toward us on the weekend. look at the promises here to the north and east of us, and even the bay area is looking for some rain from saturday night to sunday. really impressive totals

redding to fresno. something to watch if you are going in that direction for the long holiday weekend. 60s on the temps, all well below average as you may have imagined. 10 to 20 degrees below average the last couple of weeks. 60 warmer wednesday and thursday and the next system will cloud us up with more rain for your weekend. claudine? >> thank you, steve. a former bachelor star will learn his fate in a courtroom and how he avoided going to trial. we will introduce you to the newest sesame street character, next.

deputy champion james holetower is continuing his winning streak. he won his 23rd consecutive game last night. the professional gambler was back after the show took a two

week break for a teacher's tournament. his winnings have come up to $1.28 million. and sesame street is introducing a new character. carly is a foster child that lives with two people in the show. she is calling her "for now" parents. she will be featured in a series of youtube videos about foster care. sesame street says carly will help children navigate the difficult transition children experience in foster care. according to the usda shot doings were shipped to illinois, indiana and wisconsin and the he in tall in the hot dogs were discovered at a beef facility. they are now on recall. all the information is on your screen. no injuries have been reported

let's talk about the music effectively kicking off this weekend. a long list of bottle rock artists will be at the napa valley expo this weekend saturday and sunday for the festival coming up, we are showing you which areas were hit the hardest and the warnings today. plus, more legal battles between the president and congress. i am doug luzader in washington. more on why democrats are talking about impeachment, coming up. wet roads out there. you can see the traffic in

downtown san jose still looks pretty good but it is wet there as you drive up to the west valley. a weak system overnight. just light rain but the cool afternoon highs. we will see how far below average they are.

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welcome back to mornings on 2. i am dave clark. >> and i am claudine wong in for pam cook. steve, how are we looking out there? well, we are cool once again this morning and more sprinkles in the forecast. and snow in the sierra. the winter weather advisory goes until 8:00 tonight around the 8,000-foot level. blue canyon reporting light snow, above 7,000 feet, maybe

another 8 inspect to a foot possible. with the system flying out of the west we are a little too far to the west to get much rain, but still, a sprinkle and on the cool side. upper 40s and low 50s. 54 in the city. tiburon is 50. a mix of sun and clouds today. light rain and showers popping up. another system will drop in on the weekend. more on that in 10 minutes or so. 60s on the temps. another cool day for us. 5:30 in the morning. solano county time or something else? yes. solano county -- you know, steve, that sounds good! >> i am not producing your show, sal! >> well, thank you! traffic on 80 westbound looks good, steve, if you are driving on i-80 from fairfield to vallejo and crossing the carquinez bridge. 680 looks good into concord. this is the time you may be able to take advantage. highway 4 is showing a little slowing where the pittsburg and antioch boundary is. and that is about all.

you can see traffic in the east bay is off to a very nice start. south bay commute doesn't look bad. this is the bridge get into san francisco. you can see traffic looks good. and at the toll plaza we have already had a back up and the metering lights are on. that is a 10 to 15 minute wait. 5:31. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. here is a look at some of the top stories. teachers in the new haven unified school district will be back on the picket line this morning and there is a chance classes could resume tomorrow. teachers want a 10% raise over the next two years and the district is offering a 1% raise next year and a one time 3% bonus. in police in new zealand filed a terrorism charge for a man arrested in the deadly shooting at two mosques. if investigated of terrorism the suspect will be sentenced to life in prison. this is the first time new zealand has used the terrorism law passed after the 9/11

attacks in the united states. in texas crews are busy cleaning up after latest round of storms. powerful tornadoes touched down near lubbock, texas, and around the texas panhandle. it took hours to get power on into neighborhoods. the crews are busy clearing away downed trees and so far there is no word of injuries injuries. people living in the central part of the country are worryed that more strong and tough weather is headed their way tomorrow and through the rest of this week. authorities are warning oklahoma could see flash flooding across the state today. more than 65 tornadoes have been reported in five states since saturday. and funnel clouds like these touched down in texas, oklahoma, arkansas, missouri and kansas >> i was just in the living room reading a book and i could hear it go crazy outside. when i looked out the window i saw my carport getting blown away. >> the impact has been less

than what forecasts worried about. in fact, classes are back in session in public schools in oklahoma city and tulsa after she were closed yesterday. president trump is approving a major disaster declaration for california's areas effected by flooding from this year's winter storms. and the money will be available in areas affected by the flooding, landslides and mudslides from february and march. the area set to receive those funds include amador, butte, morin and napa counties. the benecia police department is asking for the public's help to find a man suspected of trying to pass counterfeit bills. this video was posted on facebook, taken by a surveillance camera at a rite aid in solano square over the weekend. the man tried to pass three counterfeit $100 bills. he is 5'11", and has a blond buzz cut and was wearing what appeared to be a black security guard jacket. it may soon be a crime in

the state of new york to text while walking across the street. the bill was first introduced last year and it has been gaining support. if it passes the law would allow police to give you a ticket between $25 and $50 for a first of the you are caught using a cell phone as you walk across a street. the state-wide ban in new york would include texting, checking emails and browsing the internet with exceptions for an energy. the time is 5:34. democrats on capitol hill getting closer now to pursuing impeachment proceedings against president trump and what happen this is morning could push more of them over the edge. ktvu's doug luzader is joining us live from washington with more on the legal standoff brewing between congress and the white house. doug? >> reporter: the white house counselor don mcgahn will be a no-show today and democrats are not pleased. at a rally last night in

wednesday president trump whipped up an already enthusiastic crowd, railing against democrats in congress pushing one investigation after another. >> it is all a game. it is not like they didn't know. they knew there was no collusion. they are smart people. everyone from schiff to nadler to pelosi, they knew there was no collusion [ booing ] but former white house council mcgahn is refused to show up to talk about allegations the president obstructed justice. some democrats are getting closer now to talking about impeachment. >> i think we are getting to that point. if mr. mcgahn does not appear it will then establish a pattern from this president to not only have obstructed or attempted to obstruct justice in the detailed police report but an ongoing effort to prevent the american people from knowing the full truth. >> it is a process

>> reporter: this after the first republicans started talking about impeachment. house speaker nancy pelosi has been trying to rein in those within her party who have been rushing to remove the president but is getting harder to contain him. >> this is part of a broad effort by the trump administration to defy congressional investigations on every front. and that is enormously frustrating to the house democratic chairman and it fuels the desire by some house democrats to move forward with impeachment >> reporter: there is still concern among democratic leaders about getting too far ahead of public opinion on pushing impeachment. back to you guys. >> thank you, doug. the time is 5:36. reports in san francisco yesterday have been noting the active shooter at a city building on rhode island street

between 16th and 17th in the potrero hill neighborhood. the first call came in as a report of someone seen outside the building with a piece of metal that looked like a knife but as word spread someone believed there was an active shooter inside the building and they called 9-1-1. it turned out to be a false alarm. the building was searched, it was cleared and everyone was allowed back inside around 3:00 p.m. a utah man is being accused of making online threats to shoot youtube employees. police in or ram, utah, were contacted by youtube about comments and threats that go back to september. 35-year-old david swanson said when he said shoot, he meant shooting video. he was-freed on $100,000 bail. shoe companies are asking the trump administration to end the trade war with china. nike, addidas and underarmor

are one of 70 companies to send an open letter to the president and they say that 25% tariffs on footwear would be catastrophic to their customers and business. footwear is on the list of $300 billion worth of products that could face increased tariffs. president trump did not directly respond to the letter at the rally last night. but he did address companies that do have business interests overseas. >> if anyone that doesn't want to pay the tariffs has a simple solution, build your product in america >> now the trump administration is expected to talk about the proposed increase in tariffs with china next month. shoemakers are warning that higher costs from tariffs will be passed down to customers. santa clara county has filed a lawsuit to reverse a decision that kept millions of dollars from the 49ers annual tax bill. the county assessor is suing the property tax board that granted the retroactive refund of $36 million and reduced the

annual taxes by $6 million. the board says taxes should be split 50/50 between the city and the 49ers. they want the revenue back to fund schools and other government agencies. happening today the walnut creek city council will discuss more bike sharing and electric scooter options in the city. in january of 2018 walnut creek approved a plan for scooter operator asport of a pilot program. line bikes operated the program. line has not renewed its agreement now with walnut creek so the city is hoping to pair up with one or two other operators. a new bill in the state legislature would require registration of scooter rentals and it is one step closer to passing. scooter companies like bird or spin would be required to get permits from cities and they would have to agree to rules. the bill moves on to is state

senate. uber has to comply with subpoenas from the city of san francisco which wants information about its drivers. is city attorney's office wants information about uber driver's traffic violations. the investigation stems from a 2016 police study that found that ride sharing companies accounted for almost 65% of the moving violations in the city. the time is 5:40. months after the death of aretha franklin, new findings in the singer's home could impact who will inherit the state. why an attorney is questioning documents at the center of a legal battle. and the united nations has a strong warning about protecting the dwindling bee population. there they go. up next, what officials say is causing the decline and what we have to do to stop it. now, let's check in with gasia mikaelian for a look at what is coming up in the 6:00 hour of mornings on 2. >> good morning claudine and dave. members of the san francisco board of supervisors just cast a vote they do not agree with. at the top of the next hour,

why the rules committee reluctantly approved homeless legislation that the mayor says is critical to solving the homelessness crisis. and professional football can be money of the most grueling sports. now the nfl is considering marijuana as an option for pain management. and even though it is a league- wide study, why some teams may not be able to treat their players with it, while others would. we will be right back. t back.

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good morning. governor gavin newsom will be at the henry robinson multiservice center later this morning to talk about homelessness. sara zendehnam has more. good morning, sara. >> reporter: good morning. we don't know exactly what he will announce yet, but governor gavin newsom proposed $1 billion to fight homelessness in his main budget revision up from the $625 million proposed in january. $650 million is set aside to cities and counties to build and expand emergency shelters and navigation centers that offer homeless services. oakland mayor libby schaaff visited ktvu last week where she talked about oakland being one of the first cities to get direct state allocation last year and how helpful it was. >> i am telling you, when we went up to sabrina this year and showed governor gavin newsom what we had done with the allocation last year he said to the tv cameras, today

the budget just changed. his budget gives us almost trouble what we got last year out of jerry brown's budget so the cities are ready to really start alleviating the horrible human suffering of homelessness >> reporter: the governor, again, will be here at the henry robinson multiservice center. he is planning on arriving here at 10:30. we will be proving this all morning and be there as he is touring the building. in oakland this morning, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, sara. a hearing is scheduled for next month about the discovery of several hand-written wills found inside the home of the late singer aretha franklin. the most recent will is about five years old and appears to give her assets to family members although some of it is hard to read. the attorney handling the estate says he is not sure if the wills are legal. the parents of a young man in concord that died in a skiing accident won a court

case that allows him to use the frozal sperm to produce a child. the sport judge ruled the parents of 21-year-old west point cadet can attempt conception with a surrogate mother using the sperm from their late son. the parents have not decided whether or not they will try do that. he died in february. the time is 5:46. several dogs save from the a dog fighting ring in canada are now living in arizona. an animal rights group in florida found out about the abuse and worked with a rehab center to bring the dogs to the u.s. they were then taken to phoenix where the arizona animal welfare league is helping the dogs readjust. >> one of the dogs had to have massive knee surgery. another dog had to have hip surgery. one had a jaw rebuilt and one is ready to go. there is a lot of fear with them around other dogs because they were taught for years to hate and be negative, than that is not who they are as

dogs. >> the suspects involved in the dog fighting are on trial in canada. the united nations is sounding off about a problem environmentalists have talked about for some time, the declining bee population. >> the decline and disappearance of bees and wild insects would have a drastic consequence on the ecosystem and human well being, there for urgent and wide-ranging efforts are needed to protect bees across wild, agriculture and urban habitats. >> yesterday was world bee day, prompting the un to talk about how much the global ecosystem relies on bumblebees and insects, talking about the importance of bees and their decreasing numbers largely because of humans. the time is 5:47. an injured all stranded in vancouver, washington, on the side of the road is recovering now. take a look. the all was found on i-5 just north of vancouver over the weekend. the clark county sheriff's

office posted the video and shows the deputy scooping up the all in a reflective vest and putting him in a box to be taken to a veterinarian. the time is 5:48. now back out to sal. it has been a pretty good morning so far, hasn't it? >> it has been, as a matter of fact. the traffic is doing very well. i am looking around and seeing the traffic continues to be about normal for this time of the morning which is to say that it will be slow on the altamonte pass. that is where we are beginning. 580 and 205, this should not surprise you if you drive it everyday. it is getting crowded and the speeds are low at 580 and 205 down to less than 15 miles per hour. it improves by the time you reach 580 in livermore and dublin, down to 60 miles per hour, still looking have good. there is slow traffic when you get to castro valley it is down to 25 miles per hour at the castro valley wide. traffic is slow in union city

and hayward southbound 880 from hayward to union city. it doesn't extended to fremont just yet. this is 880 in oakland. you can see traffic is moving well. at the bay bridge the metering lights went on half an hour ago. about a 10 to 15 minute delay before you make it onto the span. 5:49. let's bring in steve with today's weather. we had a weak system come through overnight. not a lot of rain, but a little bit. also a breeze is showing itself with gusts to 31 miles per hour at sfo. not only is it breezy to blustery, we have very cool temperatures. these are the highs yesterday. all of these are below average. look at livermore, 65 yesterday. should be closer to 80. the past 24 hours light rain. oakland .06. a quarter inch in that have a toe. point reyes .38 but that covers

most of the area. we are seeing occasion bands moving through that could bring brief light rain, but we may also see some sun breaking through. in the mountains, well, it is snowing. don't go up there in your flip- flops. you think you want to do weather -- trust me! [ laughing ] the winter weather advisory goes until 9:00 there. around the 5,000-foot level, actually, because blue canyon has reports of light snow at 5,000 feet. everything is zipping down from

the northwest. temperatures 40s and 50s. even to the north upper 40s. wood acre a brisk 46. napa is 47. that is cool, cool for this time of year. look for scattered showers today, tomorrow and thursday we will see improving weather, maybe near normal temperatures but another low is dropping in on the weekend. it will start in the sierra, then backtrack over us as we head to saturday and sunday. i would be very cautious if you are going to the mountains. there could be thunderstorms and low snow levels and we will see rain here, it looks like. 60s on the temps. maybe a little warmer but not much compared to yesterday as temperatures are held in check. warmer weather wednesday and thursday. a transition day friday then on the weekend more rain. >> steve, thank you. the time is 5:51. trying to solve san francisco's homeless crisis. a big decision by the board of supervisors that could force homeless people into mental health programs. and cracking down on to the illegal use of disabled parking permits. up next what ktvu's cameras saw

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the time is 5:55. the show police are now taking part in a history class covering local topics like the 1933 lynching in st. james park, the brutality of the 1969 fiesta day larosa and the officer-involved shooting from ferguson and more. this is done in hopes of giving police context before sending them out in the community. >> there are about 46 officer recruits. breaking news. we are finding out about an officer-involved in fairfield. we will bring you the latest

information in fairfield in just minute plus, uber drivers are fighting back against changes at sfo. what they are doing after being moved to a parking garage to pick up passengers. and hundreds of teachers in the new haven unified school district will hit picket lines instead of teaching in classes today. how far apart the school district and teachers are on the new contract. ct. if you are driving, it is a little wet from overnight rain. it is not raining right now but you can see the traffic at the richmond bridge is getting a little crowded. and the skies are getting a little crowded again. off and on rain today and the wind has kicked up its heels. we will look at that and more coming up.

ladies and gentlemen, welcome to my hometown. that is downtown philadelphia, pennsylvania, with the music of elton john serenading my hometown ♪ [ music playing ] aying ] ♪ looks beautiful this morning with elton john featured in the new movie rocket man which will be in theaters this weekend. it looks like a beautiful day there and it looks okay here, as well. >> your old hometown. >> my old hometown! well, good morning. i am gasia mikaelian in for pam cook who has another day off.